Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States

Cuppow

Cuppow

Designed by Natalya Zahn | Country: United States

“This is Cuppow – a new lid that lets you drink like a boss from virtually any wide-mouth canning jar. It’s a simple, eco-friendly alternative to poor-performing and messy disposable hot cups, and over-built and expensive travel mugs.

Cuppow

Cuppow

Superbly durable, BPA free, made in the USA – AND recyclable – Cuppow was designed with simplicity and respect for materials in mind. The packaging goal for Cuppow was to reflect the same honest mission and killer enthusiasm that this game-changing little product was born with. Light-weight, folded chipboard makes the perfect packaging platform, sandwiching the product and anchoring it in place with a simple die cut tab; graphic line-art in black and hazard-orange merge technical specs with comic book punch; and the printing, done on an old-school letterpress machine, brings a tangible, industrial pop to the presentation.

Cuppow

Cuppow

Cuppow was designed by Aaron Panone and Joshua Resnikoff. Graphic design was done by designer and illustrator, Natalya Zahn, and package design and printing was done by Mike Dacey of Repeat Press. Nearly all components of the product’s release (industrial design, branding, graphics & package design, printing, photography, website design, and video) were created by a collaboration of talented creatives working primarily under one roof at Fringe Union in Somerville, Massachusetts.”

Get the latest packaging design inspiration in your inbox:

Popular designs

Tropicana’s Branding & Packaging Redesign by Sunhouse

Tropicana rejuvenates its brand with Sunhouse, blending modern iconicity and heritage. The redesign emphasizes Tropicana’s legacy, highlighting its unique story and craftsmanship, making it stand out as the original, superior orange juice.

Burma Love Rebrand

Love at First BiteAs an extension of the Burma Superstar restaurant in San Francisco, Burma Love Foods gives diners an opportunity to

Far Out Bar

Description: Far Out Bar is a cutting-edge packaging design project created for High Life Farms’ macrodose THC chocolate bars. This project involved

Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States

Cuppow

Cuppow

Designed by Natalya Zahn | Country: United States

“This is Cuppow – a new lid that lets you drink like a boss from virtually any wide-mouth canning jar. It’s a simple, eco-friendly alternative to poor-performing and messy disposable hot cups, and over-built and expensive travel mugs.

Cuppow

Cuppow

Superbly durable, BPA free, made in the USA – AND recyclable – Cuppow was designed with simplicity and respect for materials in mind. The packaging goal for Cuppow was to reflect the same honest mission and killer enthusiasm that this game-changing little product was born with. Light-weight, folded chipboard makes the perfect packaging platform, sandwiching the product and anchoring it in place with a simple die cut tab; graphic line-art in black and hazard-orange merge technical specs with comic book punch; and the printing, done on an old-school letterpress machine, brings a tangible, industrial pop to the presentation.

Cuppow

Cuppow

Cuppow was designed by Aaron Panone and Joshua Resnikoff. Graphic design was done by designer and illustrator, Natalya Zahn, and package design and printing was done by Mike Dacey of Repeat Press. Nearly all components of the product’s release (industrial design, branding, graphics & package design, printing, photography, website design, and video) were created by a collaboration of talented creatives working primarily under one roof at Fringe Union in Somerville, Massachusetts.”

Previous slide
Next slide
Get the latest on packaging design in your inbox: